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Calixyne floats weightlessly inside an enormous glass greenhouse suspended in mid-air above a sleeping city at dawn. She wears a gown made entirely of living translucent moth wings that shimmer iridescent silver and pale peach as they slowly beat against invisible currents. Thousands of tiny clockwork hummingbirds with ruby-glass beaks orbit her in perfect Fibonacci spirals, their metallic feathers catching the first pink light. One hand reaches toward a massive blooming night-blooming cereus flower the size of a grand piano that grows upside-down from the glass ceiling; dew drips upward into the air like reverse rain. Her long hair drifts in slow zero-gravity waves, pale platinum threaded with living fireflies. Piercing blue eyes with gold and green flecks reflect the impossible geometry of the greenhouse and the tiny sleeping metropolis far below.